Finding Songs
Rocket Songs Is Now Starchild Music
By the Starchild Music team · September 3, 2026 · 4 min read
The short answer
Rocket Songs became Starchild Music. Every account, saved song, purchase, and license carried over automatically — sign in with your Rocket email (use "forgot password" if needed). The upgrade: every song can now be auditioned in ~10 production styles with live pitch, tempo, and vocal controls.
If you're a Rocket Songs member who typed the old address and ended up somewhere new: welcome, you're in the right place. Rocket Songs is now Starchild Music, and your account made the trip with you — same email, your saved songs, your purchase history, your licenses, all of it.
What carried over
Everything that mattered. Accounts migrated automatically (use "forgot password" on your first visit if you need a fresh one). Purchases from Rocket remain licensed to you and live in your Library. Writers' catalogs came across whole, and licenses sold on Rocket — including exclusivity windows — are honored on Starchild exactly as written.
What's new — and it's the reason for the move
Rocket let you hear a song one way: the demo. Starchild produces every song in multiple styles — the same country ballad also exists as a rock cut, a piano version, an electronic take — and you can audition all of them free, switching styles live while the song plays. It's called the adaptive format, and once you've heard a song flip genres mid-chorus, the one-demo world feels small.
Beyond that: AI personalization that renders a song around your own voice, instant stems on thousands of songs, waitlists for exclusively held songs, and downloadable license certificates for every purchase.
For Rocket's songwriters
Your catalog is live and earning under the same revenue-share deal, and the content partner tools grew: per-song offering controls, personalization opt-outs, direct catalog editing including writer and publisher credits, and monthly production of your new submissions into the full adaptive format.